Down-and-out scholar + stockpiling through famine + fortress farming + raising an army to vie for supremacy + the Heavenly Works Almanac
[Today’s Solar Term: Winter Solstice (A cold wave is on the way)]
[Today’s Fortune: Purple clouds come from the east]
[Favorable: Hunting (north). A four-hundred-pound wild boar king slipped and crashed into a tree, killing itself. Go there and “grieve” as you collect the carcass, and you’ll get a silly roe deer as a bonus.]
[Favorable: Excavation (your own courtyard). Three feet underground lie two thousand taels of gold left behind by a wealthy merchant from the previous dynasty. Dig it up, and you’ll have your startup funds.]
[Unfavorable: Traveling far. If you leave home, you’re sure to be robbed by refugees, with only a slim chance of survival.]
Gu An transmigrates to the end of the Great Liang Dynasty, during a Little Ice Age marked by constant disasters and bodies of the starving strewn across the land.
From the start, Gu An is saddled with loan-shark debt and an empty house, along with a little sister who was born with superhuman strength and is crying out for food.
Luckily, he awakens the [Heavenly Works Almanac]. Its daily updates list what is favorable and unfavorable, predict fortune and disaster, and even let him snatch food from the “Heavens.”
Gu An spreads his hands. “I really never meant to rebel. I’m just a scholar who can’t even truss a chicken, hoping to stockpile just a tiny, tiny bit of supplies in these chaotic times and live a quiet life...”
Until one day, warlords arrive at the gates of Gu An’s city and see walls of concrete several dozen feet tall, tens of thousands of heavily armored soldiers in the Trapped Army, and mountains of potatoes and meat piled up in the granaries...
The warlords burst into tears. “You call this a quiet life? This is clearly the strongest fiefdom under heaven!”
Gu An checks that day’s almanac:
[Favorable today: Ascending the throne.]
“Well then... why not become emperor while I’m at it?”
Purely refreshing writing, invincible, not aggrieved, not BB, the protagonist develops super fast, judging from the author's development, he is at least a mid-level martial artist. Currently, there have been thirty-six Qushuai (Yellow Turban), and the combat power has already appeared as flying iron corpses. Of course, the protagonist still won, and he may be a high-level martial artist in the later stage, because Because only 36 Qu Shuai have such combat power, the boss of the Yellow Turban can't fly up. It looks very enjoyable. From beginning to end, there is no frustration at all. Just don't get too entangled with the data in some places. Many things are not written clearly. However, it is an enjoyable article. If you are too entangled, don't read it.
Recommended by a ten-year-old bookworm, cool article, good writing, good food The author's imagination is good, and the golden finger is in line with traditional culture, 666
This book is very interesting and worth reading!!
The rhythm is tight, the excitement is intensive, the plot is reasonable, and I have the desire to watch it.
A good-looking story about the lean years, the collapse of the dynasty, and the siege of the city. It's a cool story, readable, and has been tested. It's rated 7.5 Or above, 8 is fine!